SYNOPSIS:

Chameleon is the story of twin souls who have incarnated through different passages of time, reunited in the present day millennium of transformation. Under the alignments of universe, lovers find each other in the strangest of lands in the times in this reincarnated love story about how love unbinds us from time. A handsome American funeral practitioner and former school teacher, Nicholas Osborne, travels to Jerusalem on a pilgrimage. His quest is to find his mission in life. He longs to meet his twin flame but his hopes have been dashed. His final destination at Jerusalem coincides with his meeting with a fellow American former journalist and new Sudanese First Lady, Savannah Lancaster. The people of Israel have spoken legends about the journalist betrothed to a South African Freedom Fighter. Savannah has recently become engaged to an African third world country. Her fiance is a scrupulous dictator whom she has been arranged to marry. They meet at a gala, a night before the pilgrimage. Without hesitation, Savannah has a deep admiration for Nicholas. She follows the young man to his pilgrimage. During their pilgrimage, the bonds they share collide. A young American born blind chaplain, Harvey Garland, guides them. He explains the idea of why two souls get thrashed inside other eras to return to each other. Their mission is clear. Love conquers all, even death. The tourist begins his parables of love as he tells them the story of two lovers’ cursed to reincarnate until they unlock their barriers that hindrance their love. The tourist explains how everyone is born with a book; it knows exactly when you are born and when you die. We all have twin souls or soul mates that we can’t live without. As the stories come to an end, the journalist and the astronaut realize even though they were meant to be because of curse, nothing can change their love for each other. Their love becomes a struggle when Savannah is forced in to the marriage with the dictator. Nicholas and Harvey impersonate school teacher to be close to her. The lovers continue their affair and run away from the filth to help the oppressed people and overturn the dictatorship. Their fight is complicated when Harvey is captured in the blood lands of the Sudan. Savannah is called to duty as she must forgo the conflict of interest in order to report the war in the Sudan. Nicholas joins Savannah to rescue Harvey. For both Nicholas and Savannah, they become an unbearable curse to each other. Savannah is confined to the confusion of what is humanly right or what is spiritually manifested destiny. During the lovers evolution of universal love, Harvey’s four parables: The Curse of St. Clementine, Confessions of the Angry God, Under the Canvas Skies, and The Crescent’s Crusade, reveal the answers to questions Nicholas and Savannah have been striving to the find the answers to. Their curse of love comes from what is right to the world and what is right to them. The answers lie in the evolution of time and space and the tangible emotions that collide in them.